• Hatching eggs: estimated fulfillment times will be listed for each variety in the description of the variety.

• Live birds: We don't ship live birds or chicks for their safety. We offer pickup only at this time.

Estimated fulfillment times are listed under the description for each variety. The number of shippable eggs produced daily vary.

If you ordered multiple varieties in one order, they will all ship together as you have paid for the cost of shipping one box of eggs. If you would like your eggs shipped separately, we recommend you order separately.

Its a surprise! We fill our orders with with what is currently fresh and available to ensure fast shipping times.

• We use USPS Priority Mail for hatching eggs.

Unfortunately, we can only see the tracking information that is provided with your tracking number that you are able to see. We are not able to provide any further information on the location of your package.

Your eggs will be 0-3 days old at the time they are shipped. Viability does not begin to decrease until 10 days after being laid.

We offer shipping insurance to cover packages that are lost or delayed by USPS by more than 7 days. We highly recommend purchasing insurance for your package.

Unfortunately, there are many, many factors that influence the hatch rate on shipped eggs that are completely out of our control. These factors include shipping trauma (being shook, dropped, vibrated, exposed to extreme temperature and humidity, xrays, and delays), as well as incubation and handling practices (quality of incubator used, candling the eggs, improper temperature and humidity, fluctuating temperature and humidity, opening the incubator while the chicks are hatching, etc.). Because there are so many factors beyond our control, we do not offer a hatch rate guarantee, but we strive for at least 50% on shipped eggs.

• Our JMF Jumbo Brown's are monsters! They lay huge eggs. Our Roux Pansy line are another great choice for big meaty birds and large eggs.

We would choose our JMF Jumbo Brown lay very large eggs, and are feather sexable.

• We realize cost plays an important roll in choosing a quality feed. From the time they are chicks until you get your first eggs, we recommend a 30% protein game bird feed. Once your birds begin to lay your focus should be on archiving the correct calcium levels. That can be archived with a game bird layer feed, or blending your feed for the desired goals.

• Check out Coturnix Corner on YouTube! Terry Covers it all! We are also available for a quick call or message and are here to help!

Its listed on our web page. You can call and leave a message or you might even get lucky. The better option would be to email or message us on FB and we will get back you as soon as we can. We want you to succeed and are here to help!

Just use the website to order hatching eggs. If you have a problem, please reach out to us via email and we will work to help you through the process. Live birds are pickup only at this time.

We only ship hatching eggs at this time. We prefer not to ship live birds but offer local pick up. Live birds and the USPS dont do well.

As long as it doesn't require a boat i.e. Hawaii we will ship it! So the Continental united states.

Its important to have your incubator already set up and running. We suggest that you take your eggs out of the shipping box and let them rest in the foam shippers pointy end down for 24 hours. To incubate your quail eggs, start by setting your incubator to 99.5°F with a humidity level of 45-50% during the first 14 days. Place the eggs pointy-end down or on their sides in the incubator, and turn them at least three times daily until day 14 (or use an automatic turner loaded pointy end down). On day 15, stop turning the eggs and increase humidity to 65-70% to help with hatching. The chicks should begin to hatch around day 17 or 18. Avoid opening the incubator during hatching to maintain proper humidity.